Celtic & Irish Goddess Dog Names

1. Brigid – Goddess of fire, poetry, and healing, perfect for a passionate dog.
2. Cerridwen – Goddess of poetry and wisdom, ideal for a wise and creative dog.
3. Morrigan – Goddess of war and fate, great for a fierce and mysterious dog.
4. Rhiannon – Goddess of fertility and sovereignty, fitting for a nurturing dog.

Germanic Goddess Dog Names

5. Berchta – Goddess of spinning and weaving, suited for a dog with a gentle nature.
6. Eir – Goddess of healing, ideal for a gentle and caring dog.
7. Frigg – Goddess of love and fertility, perfect for a loving dog.
8. Hel – Goddess of the underworld, great for a dog with a mysterious side.

Greek Goddess Dog Names

9. Aphrodite – Goddess of love and beauty, fitting for a charming dog.
10. Artemis – Goddess of the hunt, great for an active and adventurous dog.
11. Athena – Goddess of wisdom, ideal for a clever and intelligent dog.
12. Calypso – Nymph who captured Odysseus, suited for a loving and affectionate dog.
13. Chione – Goddess of snow, perfect for a dog that loves the winter.
14. Demeter – Goddess of the harvest, fitting for a nurturing dog.
15. Eris – Goddess of strife, great for a mischievous and playful dog.
16. Hera – Queen of the gods, suited for a regal and strong dog.
17. Hestia – Goddess of the hearth, perfect for a warm and comforting dog.
18. Iris – Goddess of the rainbow, for a colorful and lively dog.
19. Nike – Goddess of victory, ideal for a victorious and energetic dog.
20. Persephone – Goddess of spring and the underworld, great for a dog with a mysterious side.
21. Selene – Goddess of the moon, suited for a calm and serene dog.
22. Theia – Goddess of sight and vision, ideal for an observant dog.

Latin Dog Names

23. Aurora – Goddess of the dawn, perfect for a bright and cheerful dog.
24. Bellona – Goddess of war, great for a brave and fierce dog.
25. Ceres – Goddess of the harvest, fitting for a nurturing dog.
26. Diana – Goddess of the hunt, ideal for an active and adventurous dog.
27. Egeria – Goddess of fountains and healing springs, suited for a gentle dog.
28. Flora – Goddess of flowers and spring, perfect for a cheerful and playful dog.
29. Juno – Queen of the gods, great for a regal and strong dog.
30. Luna – Goddess of the moon, suited for a calm and serene dog.
31. Minerva – Goddess of wisdom and war, ideal for a smart and fierce dog.
32. Pomona – Goddess of fruit and trees, great for a dog that loves nature.
33. Proserpina – Goddess of spring and queen of the underworld, fitting for a dog with a mysterious side.
34. Rhea – Mother of the gods, perfect for a nurturing and loving dog.
35. Tacita – Goddess of silence, great for a quiet and observant dog.
36. Terra – Goddess of the earth, suited for a grounded and calm dog.
37. Venus – Goddess of love and beauty, ideal for a charming dog.
38. Vesta – Goddess of the hearth, perfect for a warm and comforting dog.

Norse Goddess Dog Names

39. Brynhild – Valkyrie, great for a strong and fierce dog.
40. Frigg – Goddess of love and fertility, perfect for a loving dog.
41. Freya – Goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, ideal for a charming dog.
42. Hel – Goddess of the underworld, suited for a dog with a mysterious side.
43. Idun – Goddess of youth and rejuvenation, great for a lively dog.
44. Kara – Valkyrie, perfect for a strong and fierce dog.
45. Linnea – Named after the twinflower, associated with Freya, fitting for a gentle dog.
46. Ran – Goddess of the sea, ideal for a dog that loves water.
47. Skaði – Goddess of hunting, great for a dog that enjoys outdoor adventures.
48. Sif – Goddess of fertility and marriage, suited for a nurturing dog.

Pagan Goddess Dog Names

49. Arachne – Goddess of weaving, perfect for a creative dog.
50. Gaia – Goddess of the earth, great for a grounded and calm dog.
51. Hecate – Goddess of magic and crossroads, suited for a mysterious dog.
52. Isis – Goddess of magic and fertility, ideal for a loving and protective dog.

Slavic Goddess Dog Names

53. Mokosh – Goddess of fertility and agriculture, perfect for a nurturing dog.
54. Morena – Goddess of winter and death, great for a dog with a mysterious side.
55. Perunika – Associated with the goddess of thunder, suited for a strong dog.
56. Veles – Goddess of fertility and agriculture, ideal for a gentle dog.

Other Cultures Goddess Dog Names

57. Amaterasu – Japanese goddess of the sun, perfect for a bright and energetic dog.
58. Bastet – Egyptian goddess of home and fertility, great for a protective dog.
59. Coatlicue – Aztec mother goddess, suited for a nurturing dog.
60. Ixchel – Mayan goddess of the moon, ideal for a mysterious dog.
61. Pele – Hawaiian goddess of fire, perfect for a fiery and adventurous dog.
62. Saraswati – Hindu goddess of knowledge, great for a wise and creative dog.
63. Yemaya – Yoruba goddess of the ocean, suited for a dog that loves water.

Unique Names

64. Astrid – Derived from Norse mythology, meaning “divine strength,” perfect for a strong dog.
65. Circe – From Greek mythology, great for a mysterious dog.
66. Durga – Hindu goddess of strength, ideal for a fierce dog.
67. Echo – From Greek mythology, suited for a dog with a playful nature.
68. Lakshmi – Hindu goddess of prosperity, perfect for a loving dog.
69. Nyx – Greek goddess of night, great for a dog with a mysterious side.
70. Ondine – From European folklore, ideal for a dog that loves water.
71. Sylvia – Derived from Latin, meaning “forest,” suited for a nature-loving dog.
72. Thalia – Greek muse of comedy, perfect for a playful dog.
73. Uma – Derived from Hindu mythology, meaning “tranquility,” great for a calm dog.
74. Vasiliki – Derived from Greek, meaning “royal,” ideal for a regal dog.
75. Xanthe – Derived from Greek, meaning “yellow” or “blonde,” suited for a bright dog.
76. Yara – Derived from Arabic, meaning “companion,” perfect for a loyal dog.
77. Zephyrine – Derived from Greek, meaning “west wind,” great for a lively dog.

Continuation of Goddess Dog Names

78. Aethera – Derived from Greek, meaning “upper air,” suited for a light and airy dog.
79. Althaea – Greek goddess of healing, perfect for a gentle dog.
80. Amphitrite – Greek goddess of the sea, great for a dog that loves water.
81. Andromeda – From Greek mythology, ideal for a strong and adventurous dog.
82. Anthea – Derived from Greek, meaning “flower,” suited for a cheerful dog.
83. Ariadne – From Greek mythology, perfect for a clever dog.
84. Artemisia – Derived from Greek, meaning “gift of Artemis,” great for a hunting dog.
85. Astraea – Greek goddess of justice, ideal for a fair and wise dog.
86. Atalanta – From Greek mythology, suited for a fast and agile dog.
87. Baubo – From Greek mythology, great for a playful dog.
88. Calliope – Greek muse of epic poetry, perfect for a creative dog.
89. Callisto – From Greek mythology, ideal for a strong and adventurous dog.
90. Cassandra – From Greek mythology, suited for a wise and intuitive dog.
91. Chloris – Greek goddess of flowers, great for a cheerful dog.
92. Clytie – From Greek mythology, perfect for a dog with a sunny disposition.
93. Cybele – Phrygian goddess of fertility, ideal for a nurturing dog.
94. Dione – Greek goddess of the ocean, suited for a dog that loves water.
95. Dryope – From Greek mythology, great for a dog with a strong connection to nature.
96. Electra – From Greek mythology, perfect for a lively and energetic dog.
97. Elpis – Greek goddess of hope, ideal for a dog that brings joy.
98. Eurydice – From Greek mythology, suited for a gentle and loving dog.
99. Galatea – From Greek mythology, great for a dog with a calm and serene nature.
100. Harpina – From Greek mythology, perfect for a swift and agile dog.
101. Hebe – Greek goddess of youth, ideal for a lively and energetic dog.
102. Hecuba – From Greek mythology, suited for a wise and protective dog.
103. Helen – From Greek mythology, great for a beautiful and charming dog.
104. Hestiaea – Derived from Greek, meaning “hearth,” perfect for a warm and comforting dog.
105. Hygieia – Greek goddess of health, ideal for a healthy and vibrant dog.
106. Io – From Greek mythology, suited for a strong and adventurous dog.
107. Iola – Derived from Greek, meaning “violet,” great for a gentle dog.
108. Ione – Derived from Greek, meaning “violet,” perfect for a delicate dog.
109. Irisa – Derived from Greek, meaning “rainbow,” suited for a colorful dog.
110. Kalliope – Greek muse of epic poetry, great for a creative dog.
111. Kerenza – Derived from Cornish, meaning “love,” ideal for a loving dog.
112. Kore – Greek goddess of spring, perfect for a lively and energetic dog.
113. Lavinia – From Roman mythology, great for a regal and strong dog.
114. Leda – From Greek mythology, suited for a beautiful and charming dog.
115. Leto – Greek goddess of motherhood, ideal for a nurturing dog.
116. Lilith – From Mesopotamian mythology, great for a mysterious dog.
117. Lupa – Roman goddess of wolves, perfect for a fierce and protective dog.
118. Maia – Greek goddess of fertility, suited for a gentle dog.
119. Melpomene – Greek muse of tragedy, great for a dramatic dog.
120. Mneme – Greek goddess of memory, ideal for a wise and intelligent dog.
121. Mnemosyne – Greek goddess of memory, perfect for a dog with a good memory.
122. Naida – Derived from Slavic mythology, meaning “water nymph,” suited for a dog that loves water.
123. Nemesis – Greek goddess of retribution, great for a strong and fierce dog.
124. Nephthys – Egyptian goddess of death, ideal for a dog with a mysterious side.
125. Nyxia – Derived from Greek, meaning “night,” perfect for a dog with a calm nature.
126. Oceanus – Greek god of the ocean, suited for a dog that loves water.
127. Oenone – From Greek mythology, great for a gentle and loving dog.
128. Ophelia – From Greek mythology, ideal for a beautiful and tragic dog.
129. Pallas – Derived from Greek, meaning “wisdom,” perfect for a smart dog.
130. Pasiphae – From Greek mythology, suited for a strong and adventurous dog.
131. Penelope – From Greek mythology, great for a loyal and patient dog.
132. Perse – Derived from Greek, meaning “destroyer,” ideal for a fierce dog.
133. Phoebe – Greek goddess of the moon, perfect for a calm and serene dog.
134. Polyhymnia – Greek muse of sacred hymns, suited for a harmonious dog.
135. Psyche – Greek goddess of the soul, great for a gentle and loving dog.
136. Rhea Silvia – From Roman mythology, ideal for a strong and regal dog.
137. Semele – From Greek mythology, suited for a lively and energetic dog.
138. Sibyl – From Greek mythology, great for a wise and intuitive dog.
139. Sirena – Derived from Greek, meaning “siren,” perfect for a dog with a melodious bark.
140. Tethys – Greek goddess of the sea, ideal for a dog that loves water.
141. Thalia – Greek muse of comedy, suited for a playful dog.
142. Theodota – Derived from Greek, meaning “gift of God,” great for a loving dog.
143. Thetis – From Greek mythology, perfect for a strong and protective dog.
144. Tisiphone – From Greek mythology, ideal for a fierce and mysterious dog.
145. Tyche – Greek goddess of fortune, suited for a lucky dog.
146. Urania – Greek muse of astronomy, great for a dog with a curious nature.
147. Vasiliki – Derived from Greek, meaning “royal,” perfect for a regal dog.
148. Xanthea – Derived from Greek, meaning “yellow” or “blonde,” suited for a bright dog.
149. Zephyrine – Derived from Greek, meaning “west wind,” great for a lively dog.
150. Zoe – Derived from Greek, meaning “life,” ideal for a vibrant and energetic dog.